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Acanthocarpus 271 Apocremus septemspinosus 292 bocourti 365 alexandri 271 Arachnopsis 295 Danae 367 Acanthopus Gibbesi 462 filipes 295 danae 367 Acetes 50 Arctus americanus 176 exasperatus 369 americanus 50 depressus 178 larvatus 371 americanus carolinae 50 Arenaeus 362 marginatus 371 carolinae 50 cribrarius 362 ornatus 373 Achelous ordwayi 390 PArenaeus websteri 362 sapidus 376 spinicarpus 392 Argis 158 similis 383 Actaea erosa 398 dentata 158 Calocaris 188 nodosa 397 Astacidea 167 (Calastacus) jenneri 185 rufopunctata forma nodosa 397 Astacus coerulescens 116 templemani 188 rufopunctata nodosa 397 groenlandicus 122 Cancellus 193 rufopunctata var. nodosa 397 Automate 99 ornatus 193 Aepinus 292 evermanni 99 Cancer 351 septemspinosus 292 Gardineri 100 aculeatus 428 Albunea 248 gardineri 100 araneus 309 gibbesi 248 kingsleyi 99, 100 barbatus 261 oxyophthalmus 249 johnsoni 100 borealis 351 paretii 249 Axiidae 185 boreas 166 paretoi 249 Axiopsis 185 (Cancer) irroratus 353 paretti 249 jenneri 185 Carcinus 68 scutellata 250 Axius 187 depressus 463 symnista 248 serratus 187 Diogenes 198 Albuneidae 247 epheliticus 279 Allactaea 397 Bathynectes longispina 484 flammeus 273 lithostrota 397 Batrachonotus 296 gonagra 419 Alpheidae 91 fragosus 296 hispidus 333 Alpheoidea 91 Brachycarpus 63 irroratus 353 Alpheus 92 biunguiculatus 63 limosa 416 affinis 97 Brachyrhyncha 355 maenas 356 amillatus 92 Brachyura 255 maja 230 formosus 94 Bresilioidea 61 mediterraneus 288 heterochaelis 95 Bresiliidae 61 mercenaria 420 minus 105 Bythocaris nana 484 (Metacarcinus) borealis 351 normanni 97 minutus 460 packardii 97 Calappa 272 ocellatus 359 polaris 123 angusta 273 opilio 307 saulcyi var. longicarpus 104 flammea 273 pelagicus 365 Amanthia crassa 322 ocellata 275 phalangium 307 Amathia modesta 323 sulcata 276 pudibundus 280 tanneri 323 Calappidae 271 quadratus 469 Amphitrite depressifrons 387 Calappinae 271 sabulosa 258 Anasimus 293 Calappoidea 271 seticornis 304 latus 293 Callianassa 180 setiferus 32 Anchistia americana 83 atlantica 180 Spinus 132 Anchistioides 78 biformis 182 Cancridae 351 antiguensis 78 major 183 Cancridea 351 Angasia carolinensis 138 stimpsoni 180 Cancroidea 351 Anisopagurus 223 Callianassidae 180 Carcinides maenas 356 pygmaeus 223 Callichirus major 183 Carcininae 356 Anomalopus furcillatus 294 Callidactylus 289 Carcinus 356 Anomalothir 294 asper 289 maenas 356 furcillatus 294 Callinectes 363 Caridea 57 Anomura 180 Bocourti 365 Caridion gordoni 484

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Carpoporus 399 encopei 438 rastellifera 298 papulosus 399 mellitae 439 rastellifera marthae 298 Catapagurus gracilis 484 Domecia 417 Eurypanopeus 407 sharreri 484 acanthophora acanthophora 417 abbreviatus 407 Chionoecetes 307 acanthophora forma acantho­ depressus 408 opilio 307 phora 417 Euryplacinae 431 opilio opilio 307 hispida 417 Euryplax 432 Clibanarius 194 Dorippidae 268 nitida 432 vittatus 194 Dorippoidea 268 Eurytium 416 Clythrocerus 259 Dromiacea 255 limosum 416 granulatus 259 Dromidea 255 Eusicyonia brevirostris 43 perpusillus 260 antillensis 255 dorsalis 47 Coelocerus 315 Dromiidae 255 edwardsi 50 spinosus 315 Dromioidea 255 laevigata 47 Coenobitoidea 192 parri 48 Collodes 297 Ebalia 283 stimpsoni 46, 49 depressus 297 cariosa 284 Exhippolysmata 114 robustus 297 stimpsonii 284 oplophoroides 114 trispinosus 297 Ebaliinae 283 Concordia gibberosus 121 Echinophilis mellitae 439 Frevillea 432 Coralliocaris wilsoni 82 Emerita 251 hirsuta 432 Crago septemspinosa 159 benedicti 251 sigsbei 433 Crangon 159 talpoida 252 armillatus 92 Epialtinae 313 Galathea 232 Boreas 166 Epialtus313 rostrata 232 formosus 94 dilatatus 313 Galatheidae231 heterochaelis 95 Eriphia 419 Galatheidea231 normanni 97 gonagra 419 Galatheoidea 231 norvegicus 162 Ethusa 268 Gebia affinis 191 packardii 97 americana 269 Gelasimus minax 473 Septemcarinatus 164 mascarone 269 pugnax 478 septemspinosa 159 mascarone americana 269 Geryon quinquedens 484 Crangonidae 157 microphthalma 269 Glyptoplax 434 Crangonoidea 157 tenuipes 270 smithi 434 Cronius 385 Ethusinae 268 smithii 434 ruber 385 Eualus 110 Glyptoxanthus 398 Cryptopodia 346 belcheri 112 erosus 398 granulata 347 gaimardi 112 Gnathophyllidae 90 concava 346 gaimardii 112 Gnathophyllum 90 Crytopodia concava 346 fabricii 111 modestum 90 Cyclodorippe granulata 259 pusiolus 113 Goneplacidae 431 Cycloes 277 Euceramus 239 Goneplacinae 433 bairdii 278 praelongus 239 Goneplax 433 Cyclois bairdii 278 Euchirograpsus 461 hirsuta 432 Cymopolia alternata 482 americanus 461 sigsbei 433 faxoni 483 Eucratoplax elata 435 Grapsidae 458 sica 483 Eucratopsinae 434 Grapsinae 458 Eucratopsis elata? 435 Grapsoidea 458 Dardanus 196 Eupagurus annulipes 210 Grapsus cinereus 465 fucosus 196 corallinus 224 transversus 459 insignis 197 defensus 213 Guia punctata 288 venosus 196 discoidalis 226 Dendrobranchiata 17 impressus 215 Haliporus 18 Dichelopandalus 150 kroyeri 222 tropicalis 18 leptocerus 150 politus219 Hemus 325 Diogenidae 192 problematicus 228 cristulipes 325 Discias 62 pubescens 212 Hepatus 279 atlanticus 62 pygmaeus 223 epheliticus 279 Dissodactylus 438 sp. 219 princeps 280 crinitichelis 438 Euprognatha 298 pudibundus 280 547

Heterocrypta 347 granulatus 344 Macrobrachium 66 granulata 347 pourtalesii 345 acanthurus 66 Hexapanopeus 414 Laomediidae 189 carcinus 68 angustifrons 415 Latreillia 262 ohione 68 paulensis 416 elegans 262 olfersii 70 Hippa emerita 252 manningi 262 Macrocoeloma 326 talpoida 252 Latreilliidae 262 camptocerum 326 variolosa 264 Latreutes 119 eutheca 327 Hippidae 251 ensiferus 119 trispinosum 328 Hippidea 247 fucorum 119 trispinosum nodipes 328 Hippoidea 247 parvulus 121 trispinosum variety 328 Hippolysmata (Exhippolysmata) Leander 65 Maia spinosissima 335 oplophoroides 114 tenuicornis 65 Majidae 291 (Hippolysmata) wurdemanni 127 Lebbeus 121 Majoidea 291 wurv>manni 127 groenlandicus 122 Manucomplanus 224 Hippolyte 115 polaris 123 corallinus 224 acuminata 116 zebra 125 Matutinae 278 coerulescens 116 Lepidopa 250 Medaeus agassizi 400 curacaoensis 117 websteri 250 latifrons 400 fabricii 111 Lepidops venusta 250 Megalobrachium 240 Gaimardii 112 Leptalpheus 101 soriatum 240 Liljeborgii 129 forceps 101 Melybia 430 Phippsii 130 Leptochela 57 thalamita 430 pleuracantha 117 bermudensis 57 Menippe 420 pleuracanthus 117 carinata 59 mercenaria 420 pusiola 113 (Leptochela) bermudensis 57 Mesorhoea 348 Wurdemanni 127 papulata 57 sexspinosa 348 zostericola 117, 118 serratorbita 58 Mesopenaeus 18 Hippolytidae 110 (Proboloura) carinata 59 tropicalis 18 Homarus 167 serratorbita 58 Metapenaeopsis 36 americanus 168 Leptodius agassizii 400 goodei 36 Homola 261 Leptopodia calcarata 300 Metoporhaphis 300 barbata261 Leucosia mediterranea 288 calcarata 300 Homolidae 261 Leucosiidae 283 calcaratus 300 Homoloidea 261 Leucosiinae 289 Micropanope 404 Hyas 309 Libinia 316 distinctus 401 araneus 309 cavirostris 315 laevimanus 435 coarctatus 309 emarginata 318 levimanus 435 coarctatus alutaceus 309 dubia316 nuttingi 404 Hymenopenaeus robustus 484 spinimana 339 sculptipes 400, 405 tropicalis 18 Lithadia cariosa 284 urinator 405 Hypoconcha 256 pontifera 286 xanthiformis 436 arcuata 257 Lithodes 230 Microphrys 329 sabulosa 258 maia 230 antillensis 329 spinosissima 258 Maia 230 bicornutus 330 maja 230 platysoma 329 Lithodidae 230 Iliacantha 289 Mithracinae 325 Lobopilumnus 429 intermedia 290 Mithraculus forceps 337 agassizii 429 subglobosa 290 Mithrax 332 Lophopanopeus distinctus 401 Iliinae 287 acuticornis 332 Lucifer 52 Inachinae 292 depressus 334 faxoni 52 Inachoides 299 forceps 337 Luciferidae 52 forceps 299 hispidus 333, 334 Lupa gibbesii 389 laevis 299 (Mithraculus) forceps 337 sayi 391 Iridopagurus 207 (Mithrax) acuticornis 332 Lupea anceps 387 caribbensis 207 cornutus 484 exasperata 369 hispidus 333 Lysmata 126 pleuracanthus 334 Lambrus agonus 342 rathbunae 126 spinosissimus 335 fraterculus 343 wurdemanni 127 verrucosus 336 548

pleuracanthus 334 Osachila281 Olfersii 70 spinosissimus 335 semilevis 281 tenuicornis 65 verrucosus 336 tuberosa 282 vulgaris 72 Munida 233 Othonia Iherminieri 311 Palaemonetes 71 caribaea 233 Ovalipes 359 carolinus 72 caribea 234 guadulpensis 361 (Palaemonetes) intermedius 75 iris 233 guadulpensis (Form a) 361 vulgaris 72 iris iris 233 ocellatus 359 pugio 76 irrasa 234 ocellatus guadulpensis 361 vulgaris 72 longipes 235 stephensoni 361 Palaemonidae 63 pusilla 236 Oxyrhyncha 291 Palaemoninae 63 sp. indet. 233 Oxystomata 268 Palaemonoidea 63 valida 237 Palicidae481 Myropsis 287 Palicus481 quinquespinosa 287 Pachycheles 241 alternatus 482 pilosus 241 faxoni 483 Nanoplax 436 rugimanus 242 gracilis 485 xanthiformis 436 Pachygrapsus 459 sica 483 Naushonia 189 transversus 459 sicus 483 crangonoides 189 Pagurias insignis 196 Palinura 170 Nectocrangon dentata 158 Paguridae 207 Palinuridae 170 Neleus acanthophorus 417 Paguridea 192 Palinuroidea 170 Neopanope 409 Paguristes 200 Palinurus argus 170 sayi 409 armatus 204 Pandalidae 149 Pandaloidea 149 texana nigrodigita 409 hummi 200 lymani 201 Pandalus 151 texana sayi 409 annulicornis 150 Neopontonides 80 moorei 202 borealis 151 beaufortensis 80 rectifrons 203 leptocerus 150 Nephropidae 167 sericeus 203 levigatus 150 Nephropinae 167 spinipes 204 montagui 154 Nephropoidea 167 tenuirostris 203 Neptunus sayi 391 tortugae 205 propinquus 156 Nibilia 320 triangulatus 206 Panopeus 411 antilocapra 320 visor 203 abbreviatus 407 Nika bermudensis 143 Paguroidea 207 angustifrons 415 Nikoides 141 Pagurus 208 depressus 408 schmitti 141 acadianus 209 herbstii412 Notolopas annulipes 210 occidentalis 413 lamellatus arcuatus 212 sayi 409 xanthiformis 436 Notopodinae 265 bankensis 212 brevidactylus 212 Panoplax 435 carolinensis 212 depressa 435 Ocypoda pugilator 475 corallinus 224 Pantomus 157 Ocypode 468 defensus 213 parvulus 157 albicans 469 hendersoni 214 Panulirus 170 quadrata 468 impressus 215 argus 170 reticulatus 466 kroyeri 222 Paractaea 397 Ocypodidae 468, 469 insignis 197 rufopunctata forma nodosa 397 Ocypodinae 468 longicarpus 216 Parapandalus willisi 484 Ocypodoidea 468 near bonairensis 212 Parapenaeus 37 Ogyrides 107 piercei 218 goodei 36 alphaerostris 107, 109 politus 219 longirostris 37 hayi 109 poUicaris 220 politus 37 limicola 107 pubescens 222 Parapinnixa 447 occidentalis 107 pygmaeus 223 beaufortensis 485 yaquiensis 107 vittatus 194 bouvieri 447 Ogyrididae 107 Palaemon acanthurus 66 hendersoni 448 Ogyris alphaerostris 107, 109 biunguiculatus 63 Parartemesia tropicalis 18 occidentalis 107 fucorum 119 Parthenope 342 Oregoniinae 306 hispidus 54 agona 342 Oreophorus nodosus 285 Ohionis 68 fraterculus 343 549

granulata 344 longicaudatus 86 Plesionika martia 484 (Parthenope) agona 342 pedersoni 87 tenuipes 484 agonus 342 Persephona 288 Podochela301 (Platylambrus) fraterculus 343 aquilonaris 288 gracilipes 301 granulata 344 mediterranea 288 riisei 302 pourtalesii 345 punctata 288 sidneyi 302 punctata 344 punctata aquilonaris 288 Polybiinae 359 serrata 344 Persephone punctata 288 Polyonyx 244 pourtalesii 345 Petrochirus 198 gibbesi 244 serratus 344 bahamensis 198 macrocheles 244 Parthenopidae 341 diogenes 196, 198 Pontonia 88 Parthenopinae 341 Petrolisthes 242 domestica 88 Parthenopoidea 341 galathinus 243 margarita 89 Pasiphaea 60 Phimochirus 225 Pontoniinae 78 multidentata 60 holthuisi 225 Pontophilus 160 Pasiphaeidae 57 Pilumnus 424 brevirostris 161 Pasiphaeoidea 57 agassizii 429 gorei 161 Pelia321 dasypodus 425 norvegicus 162 mutica 321 desypodus 425 Porcellana 245 Penaeidae 22 floridanus 426 galathina 243 Penaeidea 17 harrisii 401 macrocheles 244 Penaeoidea 17 lacteus 426 pilosa 241 Penaeopsis goodei 36 pannosus 427 sayana 245 Penaeus 22 sayi 428 sigsbeiana 246 aztecus 24 urinator 405 soriata 240 aztecus aztecus 24 Pinnaxodes 449 Porcellanidae 238 brasiliensis 24, 28 floridensis 449 Porcellanopsis soriata 240 brasiliensis var. aztecus 24 Pinnixa 450 Portunidae 355 constrictus 38 chaetopterana 451 Portuninae 362 duorarum 29 cristata 453 Portunoidea 355 duorarum duorarum 29 cylindrica 453 Portunus 386 (Farfantepenaeus) aztecus 24 floridana 454 anceps 387 brasiliensis 28 lunzi 455 (Achelous) anceps 387 duorarum 28, 29 retinens 456 cribrarius 362 fluviatilis 33 sayana 457 depressifrons 387 (Litopenaeus) setiferus 32, 33 Pinnothereliinae 450 floridanus 388 (Melicertus) aztecus aztecus 24 Pinnotheres 440 gibbesii 389 brasiliensis 28 chamae 440 ordwayi 390 duorarum duorarum 29 cylindricum 453 ruber 385 setiferus 32 depressum 444 sayi 391 Peneus kroyeri 41 depressus 444 spinicarpus 392 Percnon 462 maculatus 441 spinimanus 393 gibbesi 462 ostreum 444 Processa 142 Pgibbesi 462 Pinnotheridae 438 afF. P. guyanae 141 Pericera camptocera 326 Pinnotherinae 438 bermudensis 143 coelata 338 Pinnotheroidea 438 fimbriata 144 eutheca 327 Pisa antilocapra 320 guyanae 145 nodipes 328 bicornuta 330 hemphilli 146 Periclimenaeus 81 mutica 321 profunda 147 schmitti 81 trispinosa 328 tenuipes 146 wilsoni 82 Pisidia sayana 244 vicina 148 Periclimenes 78 Pisinae 315 Processidae 141 americanus 78 Pitho311 Pseudomedaeus 399 antiguensis 78 Iherminieri 311 agassizi 400 barbadensis 78 Plagusia 463 agassizii 400 beaufortensis 80 depressa 463 distinctus 400, 401 (Harpilius) americanus 78 Plagusiinae 462 Pseudorhombilinae 436 iridescens 85 Planes 460 Pylopagurus 226 longicaudatus 86 minutus 460 acutus 227 pedersoni 87 Platyonichus ocellatus (var.) 361 corallinus 224 (Periclimenes) iridescens 85 Pleocyemata 54 discoidalis 226 550

holthuisi 225 brevirostris 43 variolosa 264 operculatus 225 burkenroadi 46 Synalpheus 102 rosaceus 227 carinata 49 fritzmuelleri 102 Pyromaia 303 dorsalis 46, 49 longicarpus 104 cuspidata 303 edwardsi 49 minus 105 edwardsii 49 townsendi 106 Ranina loevis 267 laevigata 47 Synhimantites 49 Ranilia 265 parri 48 typica 49 atlantica 265 stimpsoni 46, 49 constricta 265 typica 50 Tetraxanthus 406 muricata 266 Sicyoniidae 42 bidentatus 406 Raninidae 263 Solenocera 19 rathbunae 406 Ranininae 267 atlantidis 19 rathbuni 406 Raninoidea 263 necopina 20 Thalassinidea 180 Raninoides 267 vioscai 21 Thalassinoidea 180 laevis 267 weymouthi 18 Thelxiope barbata 261 loevis 267 Solenoceridae 17 Thor 133 Raninops constrictus 265 Solenolambrus 348 dobkini 134 Rhithropanopeus 401 tenellus 348 floridanus 134, 135 harrisii 401 typicus 349 manningi 137 Rhodochirus 227 Speloeophorus 285 species 135 rosaceus 227 nodosus 285 Tomopaguropsis 228 Rochinia 322 pontifer 286 problematica 228 crassa 322 pontifera 286 problematicus tanneri 323 Speocarcinus 437 Tozeuma 138 umbonata 323 carolinensis 437 carolinense 138 Rhynchocyclus parvulus 121 coralinensis 437 carolinensis 138 Sphenocarcinus 314 serratum 140 Sabinea 163 corrosus 314 Trachypenaeus constrictus 38 sarsii 163 Spirontocaris 129 Trachypeneus 38 septemcarinata 165 fabricii 111 constrictus 38 Sclerocrangon 166 liljeborgi 129 Tyche312 boreas 166 liljeborgii 129 emarginata 312 Scyllaridae 173 lilljeborgi 129 Tychinae 311 Scyllarides 174 lilljeborgii 129 Tymolidae 259 americanus 174 phippsi 130 nodifer 174 phippsii 130 Uca 472 Scyllarus 176 pusiola 113 (Celuca) pugilator 475 americanus 176, 177, 178 spinus 132 minax 473 arctus paradoxus 178 zebra 125 (Minuca) minax 473 chacei 177 Spiropagurus caribbensis 207 (Minuca) pugnax pugnax 478 depressus 178 dispar 207 pugilator 475 nearctus 178 Stenocionops 338 pugnax 478 nodifer 174 furcata coelata 338 Upogebia 191 Scyra umbonata 323 spinimana 339, 340 affinis 191 Sergestidae 50 spinosissima 339 Upogebiidae 190 Sergestoidea 50 Stenopodidae 54 Urocaris longicaudata 86 Sesarma 465 Stenopodidea 54 (Chiromantes) cinereum 465 Stenopus 54 Varuninae 461 cinerea 465 hispidus 54 Virbius pleuracanthus 117 cinereum 465 scutellatus 56 zostericola 118 (Holometopus) cinereum 465 Stenorhynchus 304 cinerum 465 seticornis 304 Xanthias nuttingi 404 reticulata 466 Stenorynchus Sagittarius 304 Xanthidae 395 reticulatum 466 seticornis 304 Xanthoidea 394 (Sesarma) reticulatum 466 Superfamily uncertain 481 Xiphopenaeus 41 Sesarminae 464 Symethinae 264 kroyeri 41 Sicyonia 43 Symethis 264 Xiphopeneus kroyeri 41